Sentence examples for a very common example from inspiring English sources

A very common example of this is the effect of social media coverage on the chances of success of elections.

A very common example is the route discovery mechanism in general-purpose multi-hop ad hoc networks [2].

A very common example of where this process can be found in geophysical systems such as lakes, where radiation induced natural convective transport have been seen to influence water temperature, biological activity and water quality.

A very common example is the differentiation of grassland or clover-grass cuts according to different needs and demands in quality for either the dairy cows or the biogas plant.

A very common example of mashup is a Web application that uses Google Maps to show the location of the most recent pictures or events related to a specific geographic region.

Indeed, as Kulvicki (2008b) notes,"now and again one encounters objects making sounds they do not have" (p. 8); he dismisses these encounters as rather exceptional, but no matter their frequency — and radio listening provides a very common example — the "sound made", as distinct from the "sound had", must be accommodated by any theory of sounds.

Some very common examples of the internal and the external sources of health data are listed below.

For example a very common combination of method and basis for organic molecules is B3LYP + 6-31G**.

For example, a very common but ineffective way of apologizing is to say something like, "I'm sorry your feelings were hurt" or "I'm sorry you got so upset".

"Space" – for example – is a very common word when talking about art, but it's gone from a simple word to an art term loaded with actual and metaphorical meaning.

Childhood tooth decay is the rare example of a very common and consequential health problem that can be solved through public interventions without incurring extreme costs".